Dear Media

The media landscape is evolving. Dear Media (DM), a podcast production firm located in Los Angeles, CA, is leading this transformation. This company specializes in helping people create, develop, and produce tailored podcasts that focus on a personal touch, particularly highlighting female hosts and voices. Dear Media is committed to putting women, along with their stories and experiences, at the center of discussions.

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How Creators And Celebrities Are Standing Up Against ICE Raids-and What You Can Actually Do, Too

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

The latest wave of ICE raids has jolted Los Angeles awake, and has made the average Angeleno (and American) realize that the claims of “peace through strength” put forth by the Trump administration’s alleged crackdown on “illegals” are little more than smoke and mirrors designed to terrorize and torment hard-working people.
Getting A Cancer Obsessed With You Is Easier Than You Think

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you’ve ever crushed on a Cancer, you already know that the sweetest water sign can feel like equal parts soulmate and soap opera. They’ll text good-morning selfies, mail handwritten cards, then disappear into a moody shell, all because you “liked” the wrong Instagram Reel. On Almost Adulting with Violet Benson, everyone’s favorite host spills the cosmic tea on turning those crab claws into a cozy, committed cuddle grip. Benson isn’t sugar-coating it.
Aaron Carter’s Death Changed His Twin Sister, Angel Carter Conrad, Forever

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

The news of Aaron Carter’s tragic death on November 5, 2022, stunned an entire generation. Yet probably no one felt the loss more acutely than his twin sister, Angel Carter Conrad. On Live from Bed with Jade Iovine, Conrad opens up during an intimate conversation about the complicated grief of losing a loved one who was not only a sibling, but also a mirror. Conrad explains how that loss now fuels her mission to keep other families from facing the same heartbreak.
Inside The 130-Year-Old Italian Gun Club Tucked Away In A New York City Restaurant

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

If you think you know New York’s hidden restaurant scene, you probably haven’t heard of the place where you can eat osso buco and then head downstairs to fire a gun. On Good Guys, hosts Ben Soffer and Josh Peck stumbled upon the hidden gem that feels like something out of The Godfather meets The Grand Budapest Hotel with a side of espresso and a nine-millimeter.
Spicy Girl Summer Is The New Hot Girl Summer: Here’s Your 8-Step Guide To Living It

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

Move over, Hot Girl Summer: there’s a new theme in town. Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg just spiked the seasonal punch, declaring, “It’s a Spicy Girl Summer. It’s hot, but it’s more than hot. It’s zesty.”Think bolder attitudes, fewer apologies, and a general commitment to saying yes to thing that might make your mother uncomfortable. Ready to level up? Here, we present the Girls Gotta Eat guide to achieving peak spiciness this summer.
‘The Traitors’ New Season Cast Has Us Screaming, Crying, And Throwing Up

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

The Traitors, Peacock’s wildly addictive game of cloak-and-dagger deception, just unveiled the 23 famous faces headed to Alan Cumming’s Scottish castle, and reality TV devotees are barely able to contain themselves. Season four’s lineup reads like the most fabulous mash-up party ever thrown, blending Survivor strategists, Olympic legends, and yes, a full Bravo-versus-everyone cage match. NBCUniversal renewed the series for two more seasons last year, keeping its January premiere tradition alive.
Ananda Lewis Death: Could It Have Been Prevented? - Dear Media

1 week ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

For anyone who grew up on after-school MTV, Ananda Lewis was the VJ with the easy laugh and serious interviewing chops. She jumped from BET’s Teen Summit to hosting Total Request Live, Hot Zone, and, later, her self-titled daytime talk show. But on June 11, 2025, the beloved host, carpenter, and mom died at 52 after a long struggle with breast cancer. Her sister, Dr. Lakshmi Emory, shared the news, and suddenly, every outlet from TMZ to CNN spread it far and wide.
Justin Baldoni’s $400 Million Counterclaim Against Blake Lively Just Got Dismissed-What Does It Mean?

2 weeks ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

A federal judge has thrown out nearly all of Justin Baldoni’s $400 million countersuit against Blake Lively. The decision landed the same week Taylor Strecker coyly hinted at “huge Baldoni-Lively tea” on a Taste of Taylor episode, igniting fresh chatter about Hollywood’s messiest courtroom cliff-hanger.
The Most Underrated Plastic Surgeries, According To A Plastic Surgeon

2 weeks ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

The first things that come to mind when most people think about plastic surgery are boob jobs, Brazilian butt lifts, and the classic facelift. But on Well with Arielle Lorre, celebrity facial specialist Dr. Alexander Z. Rivkin, MD, flipped that script, zeroing in on tweaks that quietly transform a face while flying way under the radar.
Are You Part Of The Dead Dad Club? Here’s How To Navigate Father’s Day

2 weeks ago | dearmedia.com | Bernadette Giacomazzo

Father’s Day has a way of sneaking up on anyone whose dad is no longer on the earthly plane. If you’ve ever walked past the Father’s Day display at CVS and felt that familiar punch to the gut, or gone quiet when coworkers start discussing weekend BBQ plans with their dads, welcome to the Dead Dad Club. But you’re not alone, and you don’t have to spend 24 hours in your feels if you don’t want to.